Plate with Wife Beating Husband

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Plate with Wife Beating Husband

Date
ca. 1480
Medium
Copper alloy, wrought
Culture
Netherlandish
Department
Medieval Art
Institution
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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